The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-30
LOCAL BRIEFS,

WELLS, FARGO & Co.'s shipments
yesterday ore, 50, 900.
T. r. JONES g. Co. received yesterday:
Germania bullion, 81, 734.l6.
DoN'r GO to Sunday school this morn
ing; go to the Tabernacle instead.
TnERE ARE four cases of scarlet fever
quarantined in the city at present.
THE CENTRAL Pacific was two hours
late yesterday. The D. q K. &. waited
John P. CHRISTENSEN has been ap-
pointed a notary public for Sanpete
County.
THE rHRoEGED streets yesterday after
noon, denoted a good business among
the merchants.
IT Is now thought the Either case, on
trirI at Provo, will be finished 6y
Wednesday next.
THE DEAD mare on First South Street,
FRIDAY night, belonged to Mr.. Rumel,
of the Thirteenth Ward.
THE EIGHTH Quorum of Elders will
meet at the Eighteenth Ward Chapel,
Monday evening, at 7.30 o'clock.
McCoRN1cK g. Co. received yesterday:
Hanauer bullion, valued at 3.4OO:
Bannock silver, valued at 81, 700. Total
value, So, 100.
A LOST child was reported at the City
Hall last evening, as being at the house
opposite John Raese's blacksmith shop,
Ninth Ward.
THE FIRST Scandinavian Methodist
Episcopal Church is receiving its coat
ing of paint, and will be ready for wor-
ship in a short time.
MRS. NELLIE DRUCE will sing Prof.
Stephens sacred song. "F riend Divine"
at the meeting OF the Y. NJ. NJ. 1. A, at
the Tabernacle this evening.
LAST EVENING William Crawford was
arrested for being drunk and firing his
pistol in the street, and Pat Reagan
was taken to the lookup to sober up.
PROF. J. q. PAUL will lecture before
the Tenth Ward Mutual Improvement
Association, on Tuesday evening next,
beginning at 7.30 o'clock, on the subject
of Civil Government.
MEMBERS OF Stephens advanced class
are requested TO take their copies OF
Criterion and the chorus from Mozarts
Twelfth Mass, to the practice at the
Tabernacle, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
JAMES MARsDEN will appear before
Commissioner Norrell tomorrow, to
answer to the charge of assault and
battery, alleged to have been COM
mitted at Warenski's store, South Cot
tOnWood.
Four DRUEXs we're taken in by the
police yesterday afternoon. TheF
ginned up until they couldn't take
themselves in. They were Joseph
Stevenson, Adward Muller. } ack DAVIS
and the redoubtabIe John Smith.
". G CRANDALL, the mild man from
Missouri, who gave the officers such an
exciting chase on Friday, appeared be-
fore the Commissioner again yesterday
morning, when his bonds were placed
at 81 800, pending examination, which
was set for Monday.
THE POPULAR institution known as
Margetts' Utah Brewery, celebrates the
1st of November by reduction IN the
price of the beverages manufactured
there, and will hereafter furnish their
customers with ale and porter at 81. 90
per case, or 81 % per dozen. ORDERS
may be sent by telephone.
THE YOU'VE Mems Mutual Improve
ment Association of the Second Ward,
recently reorganized with the following
officers: President, George K. Reese;
first counselor, D. B. Richards; second |
counselor, Heber G. IversOn; secretary,
81. Hansen, Jr.; assistant secretary,
Miss Nora Bassett; choir leader, E. K.
Bassett; organist, Miss Ruby Bassett;
programme committee, Charles August
son, Emily Hart, and Frank Bran ting,
chairman.